ilml-plugin-linkedin 1.18.0 → 1.18.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 # Changelog
 
+## 1.18.1
+- **Fixed: `connect run` skipped people you're NOT connected to as "already connected".** When a profile showed a real **Connect** button, a separate read of the "1st / 2nd / 3rd" distance badge could pick up a stray "1st" from elsewhere on the page and wrongly override the result to "already connected" — silently skipping valid targets without ever sending. Now a Connect button on the profile is authoritative proof you're not connected (LinkedIn never shows Connect for an existing connection); the distance badge is only a fallback used when neither a Connect nor a Message button is found. No schema change.
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 ## 1.18.0
 - **The automation now runs as one consistent browser "device", so LinkedIn stops treating every run as a brand-new sign-in.** Previously each command opened a throwaway browser profile — which looked like a new device to LinkedIn every time, triggering "new device" emails, early session drops, and repeated login/password prompts. The plugin now keeps a persistent Chrome profile per account (stored next to your saved session), so LinkedIn sees the same trusted device across runs: fewer security emails, fewer forced re-logins, lower ban-risk. Your existing session carries over automatically on the first run after updating — no re-login needed.
 - **`ilml linkedin login` is clearer about what to do.** It opens the browser and, if that profile is already signed in, tells you so and just asks you to press Enter to re-save. Otherwise you sign in manually, then **press Enter in the terminal** to save your session — don't close the window yourself; it closes automatically once saved. (The old docs said "close the window", which could actually lose the login — now fixed.)